re they would not see each other again. Eddy was brought back to Buckingham Palace,
             and Annie lived the rest of her years in workhouses and hospitals, only to die 32 years later from
             It is a popular opinion that she had some heinous operation done to her to make her
             complacent. Mary Kelly, who had witnessed the entire event from start to finish, and was
             watching the baby named Alice Margaret to Sickert, who proceeded to take care of her. She was
             then taken to live with poor relatives, then moved between various workhouses and institutions,
             until 1895 when Sickert took her to Dieppe to spend the remaining years of her childhood.
             It became the opinion of the court that anyone who may know of the union and child must
             also be silenced, a task which was given to Sir William Gull, a Freemason in high standing, and
             Physician in Ordinary to Queen Victoria (From Hell, 2002). Freemasonry was the power behind
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